Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

_Brian

Reggie. wrote: »

If ya talk nice to me......i might

Ahh, ya wouldn't dirty the rake with that auld thatch!

whelan2

That's some fire in London , always have a fear of a fire

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

That's some fire in London , always have a fear of a fire

Imagine being on the upper floors

lakill Farm

Reggie. wrote: »

If ya talk nice to me......i might

When have I ever talked nice to you :rolleyes:

Reggie.

lakill Farm wrote: »

When have I ever talked nice to you :rolleyes:

Good point

_Brian

Savage amount of grass knocked about Cavan today, next few days should see lots of stuff wrapped up and take pressure of fellas.

Water John

Not in Cork. Looks like it might happen tomorrow or Friday, at the earliest. Grass wet and no drying.

Bullocks

lakill Farm wrote: »

id agree

I was goimg to suggest that or maybe €5/6 a bale.

get reggie over and he can tedder it out

Could be cheaper pay for making a few extra bales than paying for the new tractor and tedder haha !

kollegeknight

whelan2 wrote: »

That's some fire in London , always have a fear of a fire

It's tragic altogether. There was only 1 stair well according to sky news

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

Could be cheaper pay for making a few extra bales than paying for the new tractor and tedder haha !

Less of that talk you

pedigree 6

Bullocks wrote: »

Could be cheaper pay for making a few extra bales than paying for the new tractor and tedder haha !

Ah Reggie is hardly that dear.
Boardsie discount too.;)

Some weather though. It looks like everyone will get their silage done nice and dry. Even tonight's wet squib has been downgraded a bit.
At baled silage today from paddocks that got ahead of cows. 27% of Grazing ground in total.
Haven't used a topper yet this year.
At main cut in a few days hopefully. Closed up at around the 15th April.
Been a good year and easy manage with this weather.
REPEAT PLEASE!:)

Nekarsulm

Nice and dry in Cavan, bit of dust off the chopper.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Nice and dry in Cavan, bit of dust off the chopper.

Saw the pic and said FFS, there's going to be a load of silage around that pole:o

whelan2

You can almost smell the grass looking at that photo

Water John

Not many of those babies around our country, now.

Nekarsulm

Water John wrote: »

Not many of those babies around our country, now.

Ten X?
She'll soon be getting the front door key!

White Clover

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Nice and dry in Cavan, bit of dust off the chopper.

All case tractors?

Nekarsulm

He mows with a 5140, lifts with and draws with 5150's, and a Renault Cergos.

White Clover

Nekarsulm wrote: »

He mows with a 5140, lifts with and draws with 5150's, and a Renault Cergos.

A good reliable non depreciating fleet. He's making a few bob and good luck to him!

tanko

Do you know how old the harvester is?

Nekarsulm

tanko wrote: »

Do you know how old the harvester is?

I think it's about 20

Nekarsulm

Farmer used his Massey as well

visatorro

Watching masterchef , some lad threw impregnated tomato and caviar out on a plate there. Whatever that is!!

emaherx

Got to love farming near housing Estates. But a burnt out chair makes a nice change from burnt out cars and motorbikes. Damn Joy-sitters

Muckit

I just want to see that office chair turn up in the guntering tread as a spinning Jenny!!

kollegeknight

visatorro wrote: »

Watching masterchef , some lad threw impregnated tomato and caviar out on a plate there. Whatever that is!!

My Father in Law reckons they'd eat sh1t on toast if it had the right name.

Water John

Nearly sad to mow such a lovely, mixed species meadow.

Base price

Enjoying watching Vincent Browne tonight.

Reggie.

Base price wrote: »

Enjoying watching Vincent Browne tonight.

He looked a bit bewildered in the dail this evening

Water John

VB, is a bit past his, sell by, date.